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The Press., 1887-03-17
COVENTRY.
SOUTH COVENTRY.


 A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Manager
 of Coventry Local Register.
 - The ladies of the Congregational church gave crazy tea last evening.
 Charles Gurley completes his engage. ment as head clerk ut L. A. Halls store April 1st.
 Martin Parker's school in Flanders closes Friday, and he expects to commence school at Hop River the following Mon- day. Mir. P. will have taught school 29 consecutive weeks March 18th. HI. P. Topliff's school in Dist. 4 ends next week. 1.os The singing school of Prof. Bagley is we'll attended. Friday evening the farni- lies of the pupils are invited. -Chas. Dodge expects to occupy the house of Mrs. Daniel Clark, near J. ID. Wilson's, when it is vacated by the family of Edw. Worthen. s5i.l --J. D. Wilson attended Sunday school last Sabbath. #1s- s. A drama will be presented at St. Mary's church this evening. Admittance 25 cts, reserved seats 35 cts. -., Tho family of Lucian Hicks removed to town some weeks since.
 Henry Tracy drives about town a horse which he has owned for some years, and which he drove from Michigan quite recently.
 Don't overlook Collector Browns no- tice. -&-t R~ & Rev. J. o. Dodge has exchanged his property here, with MT. Jones of North amDtOn = 5t 2E q fsH
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Stafford Springs, Conn.
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AOA tAO 4u0u10 p1OSpSI1ty dAu udPPAAOSs of Mir. and Mrs. Andrews were exchanged, and many hopes cherished that they might live to celebrate their golden wedding as happy.
 Let the fire burn bright on the hearth tonight,
 A5d shed it's cheering glow, On the parlor walls, and the many guests, Who softly come and go. Five-and-twenty years, with their hopes and
 Have swiftly passed away, And brought in their course for better or worse
 The Silver Wedding day. Then let hearts be light with pleasure tonight,
 Let song and music steal, Through the grand old rooms, and let each
 who comes,
 A sense of pleasure feel. May the groom and bride, who stand side by
 side.
 Mid friends faithful and true, Know that every heart will blessing impart,
 As they their vows renew. Down the path of life, with its care and strife, They've journeyed, hand in hand, True to each other, and true to themselves,
 As drifts its feeting sand. May sorrow never m4l, with it's blighting scar, Days that shall come and go, Til when lifeis o'er, they've reached the shore,
 Where all forget their woe. Then let hearts be light, and the fire burn
 bright,
 Let pleasure reign supreme, With laughter and jest, ,nas the hours glide by, As glides the rippling stream.
 -As the 9th inst. was unfavorable for presenting the subject of Gods Lamp, in the Congregational church, it will be pre- sented next Sunday. A full attendance is especially desired.
 HYDEyuLE.
 The neighborhood and community has sustained g great loss in the death of AL
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ASHFORD.

ASHEOEGDS
 The ladies of the Baptist church at Warrenville, held a very successful enter tainment on the evening of the 9th inst, netting $36, and, what pleased them bet ter, giving perfect satisfaction to a large audience. TIT. s. .ESases .gss,a
 WESTFORD.
 Geo. E. Whitmore of Westford. who recently had hand badly injured by 8 saw, died on the 9th, the result of nervous prostration and of blood poisoning from the injury. MT. w. was highly esteemed as an upright, kind hearted and honest man. His funeral was very largely attend ed on Sunday, and his widow has the heartfelt sympathy of the entire .commun- ity. --...-... :. ~ ,. .
 The last number of the series of liter ary entertainments was given by Mir 10. Booth of Stafordville, under the auspices of the 2d Baptist society on Friday even- ing last, in the Baptist church, Westford. These entertainments have been of a high ly interesting nature, especially the last, when MT. Booth gave some interesting readings in style which was well appre- ciated. He was ably assisted by MT. F. P. Carpenter, whose character deliniations in costumes called forth much applause from the audience. The recitation of 'sThe Charcoal Man, by Miss Florrie Booth was very creditable. The first two entertain ments given by MT. Booth were lectures. The subject of the first was Contrast, '' that of the second 'Butter your own Bread. These lectures gave evidence of careful study in their preparation, and were delivered in a very impressive and interesting manner. MT. Booth is an ef- ficient and popular speaker, and when en- gagged to glve entertainments, whether lectures or readings, the audience is sure to be well satisfied. It is hoped that he will sometime entertain us again with either readings or lectures. ss s.-..ss. =
 Rev. l.. s. Brown, former pastor oi the 2d Baptist church, preached an inter. esting and instructive discourse here last Sabbath from IT cor WY. t. .N .Ea
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NOTES AND GOSSIP,


A SEw weekly paper, In the Hungarian
language, has been started 10 New York.
CuLoNrL MANN, the boudolr car Inventor,
Ia iust nulshirg on the finest car In the
country for the special use Of Mr..
Laugiry.
1uEur Is to be convention OF BARRIERS at
buffalo, N. Y, December 3. composed Of
delegates from the various iourneymcn
BARRIERS unions throughout the country.
THE mammoth hall and place OF enter
taInment to be erected on the site of the
Madlson Square Garden, New York, Will
cost $l,500,OO0, and will have tower or
observatory 800 high.
TnE Illustrated London NcuS OF October
90 contains splendid doublo.pago picture
Of Prince Bismarck. The American cdi
lion Of the NrrS is Issued contcmpora-
neously with the English.
MIR. STURGEON has not left the Baptist
denomination. He has simply Withdrawn
from the Baptist "Uniou,n which Is only an
association OF churches, to the management
Of which he took exceptions.
JoHS W. KEELY of Philadelphia, known,
or rather unknown, as the "motor man." is
tall, awkward and somewhat stoop.shOul-
cred, but OF vigorous constitution. He is OF
swarthy complexion, with dark, piercing
eyes and an intense earnestness OF manner.
JAY GouLp's party on the umbria consists
OF himself Mrs. Gould, his son Howard
Gould, Miss Nellie and Miss Annie ,two
daughtcrsl, six.year-old boy, who is the
youngest son, and Captain Shackford Of the
AtAlSuta aud two friends.
A L., ID.
um's sole partner ia the show business,
leggn lie as n hill.postcr ard never had
but three mOnths' schooling. He has Just
iluishtd building residence In New York
That cost Sl0OUuO, ana f. only II years old.
REV. JosErn II. PRICE, the venerable
Epifcopal clergyman who died In New Yori;
iaet week, was four years on the stage Ia
Boston wheu quite young, and gained quite
a reputation hs an gctCr II was In this way
that he made money enough 10 complete his
theological education.
Is 1T not strange there Ia no rush for the
Mexican nissiUnY The fact that three
Mexican cocktails have all the exOilaratlug
power Of FIVE American cocktails should b,
enough iu itstlf to b. lug out an iuhuiuera
hlC army Of thirsty candidates for this at
uaetive Office Chicago Times.
The late sylvanus Cobb, jr,, Of Hyde
Park, Mass, made urgent request in hi
will that none Of the family should put on
mourning for him. He says; "Let no black
ness OF Grape or funereal weeds cast its gloom
upon my M mory. / would that my beloved
ones should seek the brightness and fra
gf0nce Of faith, and trust in God rather
than the gloom which belongs to doubt and
unrestn
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sssaTo THE business MEN, CITI-
ZKNs AND RESIDENTS
OF TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.


The rapid and unprecedented growth of the
District of Columbia, its constantly incrcas-
ing population and the development OF Its
present and future business interests neces-
states the publication of Directory that
will be thoroughly reliable and satisfactory.
The undersigned proposes to publish d.
rectory that will be complete and comprehen.
siye, containing the name, occupation and
address Of every professional man, househol.
der tradesman and artisan who resides
within the limits of the District of Columbia.
A large corps OF intelligent canvassers will
be placed in the field IN few days and sys.
tematic and complete canvass OF the District
will bo made by separate squares.
The Directory will be repiete with informa-
tion OF vast interest TO every taxpayer and
resident, relating to the tax laws, valuations
ofrroperty, license laws, police regulations
the public schools and Health Office, and a
variety Of useful Information that will be of
interest TO all
1t will contain an accurate map of the Dis.
trict, with all extensions of streets and ave
nues which are contemplated by the district
authorities or have been made to the date OF
issue.
guaranteed, and advertisers will find 1t u be
one Of tho best mediums In presenting their
wares and merchandise to the notice of the
public.
Canvassers will call upon the business com
munity soliciting advertisements, which will
be inserted at reasonable rates, and wolld
request that such encouragement may be
given ms will Justify the publication OF a large
edition of the book.
shall give my personal attention to the
management of this enterprise, and respect
fully solicit the patronage and support OF my
| friends and the general public In my effort IA
| provide them with more complete Directory
than any heretofore published in this locality
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FIVE DOLLARS.
The office will be temporarily located at ea
| ourand-a.half street northwest. After the
ist of November at lil7 + street northwest
| Room 4, second floor.
| WILLIAM DICKSON,
Publisher.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


EOR SALE-Splendid Lot on Mass.
II ave, near 18th st, 30.GxlOO feet To 20toot
alley; price to immediate purchaser, 50 per
foot.
Choice lot on Connecticut avenue-part of
lot a. square l5O-noarly opposite the British
Minister'S, Front, 80 feet o inches; average
depth, 1870 feet.
Lot "a, block 80, Columbia Heights, corner
Kenyon and 18th sts, 100 feet front; depth, no
feet; SOC per foot, Also adjoining lot "a, 100
feet front; depth i50 feet boc per foot,
East half of square 1868, fronting on North
Carolina avenue @ and 10th sts II g, respect
lively, and containing 10000 square feet,
Price So 800.
Subs 30 and A., square 1871, fronting 2a.s3
feet on Rhode Island avenue, bet 10Th AMI
nth sts, by average depth OF 100 feet 81 per
foot.
A bargain near tho new library on A ST = O..
Part Of lot 10, square SIS 3D,6yS7 feet at the
low price OF Sl.5O per foot to immediate pur'
chaser.
Lots and 10, square 1919, at the corner of
Massachusetts avenue and 10TH ST ., fronting
ls7 feet on tho avenue and 30 feet on 10Th ST.;
price 2OC Per foot.
~
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HER CuaTELaINE.

She wears upon her chatelaino,
Liz q sCalps AMI trophies Of the slain,
Fun five and twenty coins OF old,
OF jewolod silver and OF gold:
With pencil case and gay tablet
And dainty, dangling vinligrcttc,
Each shining ON Ms slender chain,
che wears them on her chateliluo.
But high upon u silver ring
There hangs gTuuSumc silver thing,
A grnniDg goblin, quaiat and o d.
With eyes of fire and claws OF gold
who seems to glare lt me and glance
In one unearthly, endless lance,
And mocks me with his calm disdain,
Upon my lady's chatelnino.
He nestles on her wilowy waist,
with crimson girdle interlaced;
He hears each breath and sigh and start,
lie feels each iutterlng Of her heart,
And still his weird and wien face
Peers from without the creamy lace
That clusters on her silken dress
And maps her precious loveliness,
oh, II the smiles so gay and free
Bestowed on him were given To me-
But for one glance 80 fond and sweet
I'D lay a kit gdOm at her feet
He takes IL as his right does he
No right doth appertaln TO me,
| wish that | his place could gain
10 swing upon her chatelaino.
-lLondon Society.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nNseDR. WHITE, Foot Specialist,
~ lilG Penna. ave- opp. Willard's Hotel,
successfully treats Corns, Bunions, Diseased
Nails, vascular ENcrescences and all foot all
ments without pain. Refers to tho most emf
nont physicians, surgeons and thousands of
other wel.known persons, patrons Of his es-
tabllshment. Twenty,seventh year Of prac-
tiCe In Washington. Fee, 81 q sitting for put
ting the foot In order.
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expression Of gratitude TO Brooklyn
for the reception her citizens gave hi
father n few years ago. In fact,
Colonel Grant should avoid us far IA
possible all illusions to his illu-ttiDu'
parent. That he is the "snn Of his
father" will be sufficiently attended to
by his campaign managers. THE
CRirio makes these suggestions solely
In the interes, of the young man as q
clever gentleman, q rising statesman
and possibly the coming DemosthenCs
The CRITIC having made 1t appear
that Mr.. John Randolph Tucker and
the Past were no, in accord with re.
gard TO the tariff, the latter oNclaims
why, he'sa very prince among rcvc.
nue. reformers." Good enough We
beg the gentleman $ pardon If we have
thrown doubt upon his nobility on the
tarin question. Now let our esteemed
contemporary be equally magnaminous
and apologize for the various unkind
things 1t has said about Mr., Tucker Ia,
connection with the Anarchist cases.
Then all will he forgiven.
A CORRESPONDENT suggests that
nobody ought to find fault with General
Jackson for his remarks at Macon the
other day. Allowance should be made
for the circumstances of an occasion
that so reawakcncd old associations aud
filled all hearts with melancholy ani
perhaps distracting emotions. That's
all right and quite natural. Perhaps
what worries our Administration Dem.
ocruts is that in filling up with emotion
and so forth, these highstruug orators
don't get "tuo full for u,ttrnuCc
"DOH'T LET Jay Gcu'd get Maryland" were
the parting words of Mr Garrett ~ he
left Baltimore the other day. but Jay Guud
won't get Maryland, nator Gormln has
got that state and doesn't ntGud to give It
up o. hluag0 Times.
There's an impression prevalent that,
the thrifty Seunlor has also got cool.
sized interest In the District of Colum
biu
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sseR. H. GOLDsBOROUaH y CO.,
bS Real Estate, 1905 st.
Real estate bought and sold. Loans ef-
fected. Insurance placed. Investments
made. Special attention to the collection of
rents and management of real properties.
II. Il. G0LDSBoRoUGu & CO.,
a
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COLONEL FRED. GRANT, the Re.
publican candidate for Secretary of
State In New York, attended the Re-
publican demonstration In Brooklyn
Saturday night and delivered another
speech. This is what he said:
Brooklyn has always treated me so cor
daily that feel under special obligations 20
her. By having been introduced several
times to Brooklyn you are well aware OF the
poverty have in the way of speaking. With
such orators and statesmen as there are here
tonight, il would be doing you injustice for
me TO attempt to say anything, and am
going to give them all Of my time. But
want to thank you for one thing that was
especially gratifying to me. That was the
cordial reception given to my father when he
came over on Decoration Day n fow years
ago. have always wanted 10 thank Brook
lyn for It..
The Colonel is improving In his
oratorical efforts, but has yet to &C.
quire what is impor tant to all public
speakers, the faculty Of stopping when
he gets through. Now the above is q
very creditable effort, but II he had
left oil when he finished his reference
10 himself II would have been really
able. 1t was In bad form to lug In any
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p,yczs OFFICE oFTuE CONrNIissIor-
sllI nIAIkIINn nls col MIA

wAsuisGrog. Oct. 10, 1887.
Dceming II conducive to the public interest
to orcn n public highway from Boundary
street u tho northern boundary OF u tract OF
land held by tho trustees Of Prospect tllll
Cemetery Association. the same being a rcc-
tinear prolongation of North Capitol street,
through the lands OF the heirs OF EmHy Beale,
Annie T. Barbour aud tho trustees of tho
aforesaid association, the Commissioners OF
the District Of Columbia havo had aald route
duly surveyed, and n plat thereof prepared
and filed In this oflcc.
In compliance with the requirements OF law
notice Is hereby given of the proposed open
ing Of n highway Us aforesaid. and all persons
who have objections to present are directed
to attend Mt the ofilce of the Commissioners
at II o'clock n. IN. on FRIDAY, the llth day
OF November. 1887, at which time tho Com
nissioners will give hearing to all persons in
interest,
By order OF the Commissioners of the Dis
WILLIAM TINDALL.
ann
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SN-MOORE y sOHLEY.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
96 Broad street, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES:
~ yVaIi al NJ " tfa gnuth al %

72 Wall st., NY. ia South Sd st., Ph!la.
Connected with 1. A. Evans n Co., Boston;
e. L, Brewster q Co., Chicago; CorsOn s. Ma.
cartney, Washington; Warren 81 Quarles,
Richmond
Private Wire Connections, Buy and sell
Stocks, Bonds and Miscellaneous secrrities
on New York Stock Exchange.
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FOR SALE AND RENT
DEAL EsrAIE nuLLETIN

IA
THOS. L. wAGGAMAN, OH F st.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
THREE.sToRY BRICK AND FRAME
HOUSES FOR SALE.
los list st n W, b h. II RS .........,....."Ss,0o0
ar33 II st W, m 1, b h, i2 rs.,........... 5000
2!s3 Ind aver W, D b, 10 RS, ......,.... 1900
N Cap al d SITS W. b b, mod i'm. 0 rs... 5000
las bth st II W, b b. IN !, 9rs............. $500
sos 9th st II w b h, N |. 8 rs.............. 4,5o0
d;s, $40 and Ar y INV, h, 0 rs... ..... 1900
5i9 e nv H. rs,;,';....,.'c..,''.' -: 1'0S
TwO-sTORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE
o3o and o3a 7th st n W, h, stores. ..... $4,000
s2l0 to Pa Boundary 81 W, b h. 4 rs,all 1890
sCH to 2eiS boundary 81 n ", b p, rs,all 15,'Oo
30 to 20i st and 1896 and 1928 I'd st n
W, b h. 4 and 0 rs..,................... 1880
22il to 2229 10th st W, b h, rs. all..... 1900
2 ., :, and 9TH st hoad n w......... 1880
lis3 sOth st n W, h, 0rs, houses In nm
Isi7 and 1910 Madison st n W. III, rs,
and houses In rear. ar...,.................. 4SO0
Alley bet 9TH and 1th, l. and NJ sts W,
u. rs....... ....................... 3bOU
Gi5 lst 81 WI h,5 and 8 houses in rear 5000
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
10 acres, improved by frame house. 0 rs,
barn, etc, on the Asylum road, lN miles from
The Anacostia cars.
30 acres near Brightwood, on the Takoma
road.
1900 acres at OccoQuan, Va, store, mill, etc.
20 acres Iy1, miles from Station, on the
Benning's road.
225 acres of ground at Fort Foote, Md, hand
somely improved, Si9OU.
1855 acres, fine imps, at Travilah, short dis
tancc from Rockville Md.
127 acres In Fairfax Co, Va, on the Alexan-
dria and Fredericksburg Railroad, hand
somely improved.
aia acres near Ularksville Co, Md, Improved
$1,000.
Small place of one acre, improved, near
Benning's Station.
Cut Road and Foxhall Lane, one mile from
Georgetown.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
1850 II ~ II W, ,5rs..,,...,... ...,...,,,,.. IS 90
GOA boundary ST n ", rs.,.....,.,,,... 10 %
G20 Md ave W, o rs,.,..,.,,....,........ II 90
% to II II sw, rs..................... 10 90
40 lst 81 w. Ts..,,,.... IL 40
1903 9th st n ", Neutrality-suspicious.. IL 30
1863 II y W, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
llUi 9Th 81 W, rs,.,,.,,..,.,,,,...,,., 90
1850 Del ave W, 3rs........,...+.f..,,, o 50
STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT.
Store and dwg 400 18th 1t = W, 0 rs.,.,.. $40 90
store and dw'g 40 ii II W, rs. - 90
45S La ave- basement t,.,,..,,,,.,.,,,,,,, 30 Oh
46s La ave 3D. floor, drs.................. 80 90
i6S La ave, I'd iioOr..r.,...,,..,......., 30 90
Str and dwg ,tl ID 81 SO, z 7rs........,,,. 25 90
iOl ith st n W. lst loJr, frs.........,..,. % 90
i0l eth st W, 2rooms, 2d hoor, each. IL 80
Gunton Building, room 20, oniCo..,,,,., IL so
Lenox Building, room D, office ......., 10 90
LOANS.
In sums TO suit at per cent.
Tho above Is only O small portion OF prop
| erty on my books For full list call at otiico
for bulleiins Issued on lst aud lMh.
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I OST-In the I1th st Gar, Between
l. $50 and p m, $40. Oct. II. A liberal re-
ward will bo paid for leaving 1t at the Critic
pnlpa
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OF THE COMMISSION
~ ERS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM-

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1857.
Deeming 1t conducive TO the public interests
to open q highway from the present terminus
of Michigan ave. In a northeasterly direction,
Cemetery land to the junction of Hardwood
and Bunker Hill roads, the Commissioners Of
the District of Columbia have had the said
route, duly surveyed aud plat thereof pre-
pared and filed In this office
In compliance with the requirements of
law, notice Is hereby given OF the proposed
opening and extension of the highway atorG
said, and all persons who have objections to
present thereto are called upon to attend at
the Office of the Commissioners Mt II O'Clock
a. m. on the bth day of November, 1887. at
Ing TO all parties Interested. BY order OF the
Commissioners of the District OF Columbia.
W. u. WEBB,
President Board of Commissioners d. G,
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s1Ss4FIREi FIRE. FIRE.

II you want the CHEAPEST, CLEANEST
and MOST ECONOMICAL FUEL, buy Wash.
ingt0n Gas COmpany's COKE.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Sole Agents.
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sy5aI WISH TO INFORM THE PUB
b3 lie that although being boycottcd by
the X of l.. these last ten weeks, my band IA
still In blooming condition. Open TO en-
Eagemcnt, with % men, at a moments notice.
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LOST AND FOUND.

q 0REWARD-Lost,O Ono Gold Snun-
pCO box, about three inches long and
two inches wide; chased. Also ono stone
cameo bracelet, containing sovcu stones. Tho
above reward will be paid for the return of
the above and no questions asked Apply to
MCDEVlTr a. FLINDER,
No. sOb PennsYlYnmln a yenme.
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THoMAsJ j. FISHER q CO.,
1924 r street northwest.

lNOR RENT-A Beautifully Furnish
Il ed house Of rooms and bath; near the
Capitol; including silver, china. bed and
table linens; $50 month. Address HOUSE,
Critic office.
EOR RENT-A Lady Declining
L housekeeping will rent her house (or
part of iu furnished. for or z months: D bed.
rooms, parlor, dning.room. etc; all mod imps;
for the wholc $40; near Dupont Circle, Ai.
dress l.. s., Critic Office.
EOR RENT-1n Anacostia, Nearly
Il new 7-room cottage; convenient to street
cars. Apply to
The Washington critic., 1887-10-31

ENOR sALE-Fifteen Elegant Lots In
Il southwest section, near Nd ave and
a builder; cheap and terms easy; on this prop.
erty twenty-five houses can be erected aud
ready sales made.
Lot on south side OF Rhode Island avenue,
feet front and so feet deep to o wide alley;
price moderate and terms easy.
Six brick houses In northwest section on
line of Belt r. II. cars, now paying 10 per
cent; price $3.50. asssS
Seveial new houses, 7rooms each; all mod.
ern improvements; northwest section, near
1dth ST; price, s3,s00.
Six superior lots in the northwest section
on which nine houses can be erected and
ready sales obtained; q desirable corner.
j. W. p. MYERS g. SON,
tdDQ Nau vnrb ayan,Ia
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EOR sALE-By $. Il. LEWIS, Real
Il Estate, Loans and Insurance, 435 1th st
n w-0ne lot next to the Stickney Memorial
Chanel, 72x1OO feet, north side of p ST. bet 9Th
and 9Th SITS W, Sec other salesi In Saturdays
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T'OR SALE beautiful I3-Ronm
Il house on Park st, just west of 18th st;
lot Is 100 feet on Park st, running through to
Sheridan ave, to depth of go feet,
Price, including elegant house. 800 per foot.
j. W. p. MYERS & SON. 1i2S N Y ave.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

EOR EXCHASGE-I0 Lots In Chi-
II oagO; rare chance for builder.
Apply TO j. W. +. MYERS d SON,
l4sS N Y ave,
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EOR sALE-Great bargain on iiti
II st, bet = and q SITS n ", large three'story
turned into store at little expense; price,
$500 Also beautiful lot on New Hampshire
ave, bet l. and NJ Sta 60 feet front; price, Si,75
li2S New York ave.
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A BARGAIN II Sold immediately
n Beautiful building lot on Columbia
Heights; elegant site. Apply at once to
j. W. II. MYERS & SON,